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Scam advertiser for Citizen watches.
Advertising Citizen watches and claiming they following UK consumer laws, but adverts are all AI and non stop fake claims and the website doesn't even list watches or jewellery. So why the adverts unless it's a phishing campaign to grab information?
4 October 2026
Unprompted review
SCAM ALERT
This company claims to be selling luxury watches at a clearance price, the ads are constantly interrupting my you tube viewing but I found their Web page and they don't even sell watches, just a few scraps of furniture and no option to search their page for anything else. IT IS ANOTHER AI PRODUCED ADVERT SCAMMING PEOPLE!!!
27 September 2026
Unprompted review
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